1940 Yearbook
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1940 Yearbook
Description
Top Row: Bragg, Struck, Lauritzen, Huls, Walls, Heiny
Bottom Row: Stevens, Hubbard, Sebesta, Volger
Distinguished—for Phyllis Hubbard, her presidency, her dramatic talent
. . . her deep and beautiful friendship with Alice Sebesta ... for Alice's
fine work in introducing newcomers on the campus . . . her lovely appearance
... for Celestine Stevens . . . and so for the Crest ... for her roommate, Marian
Volger ... for being properly grateful to Muscatine for contributing Marian
... for repeating their officers in the chairs of the Art Club ... for Estella Rue
Bragg and her beautiful voice ... for more splendid musical talent in Ursula
Huls ... for holding three places in the double trio ... for Rita Wall, her
scholarship, her Spring Dance, her personal charm and good looks ... for
Dorothy Struck, and memories of her as a lovely model at the sophomore tea
dance . . . for another memorable junior twosome—Judy Lauritzen and Betty
Hage ... for providing the first Marycrest bride ... for industrious commuter
Mary Hally ... for exceptional executive talent ... for poise and charm at
social events ... for whole hearted support of all activities . . . for Barbara
Heiny's industry and good humor ... for Dorothy's review of "Peer Gynt"
... for providing the Mardi Gras queen ... for interest ... for little services
to the student body, individual and collective, which will always be warmly
remembered.
JUNIORS
Bottom Row: Stevens, Hubbard, Sebesta, Volger
Distinguished—for Phyllis Hubbard, her presidency, her dramatic talent
. . . her deep and beautiful friendship with Alice Sebesta ... for Alice's
fine work in introducing newcomers on the campus . . . her lovely appearance
... for Celestine Stevens . . . and so for the Crest ... for her roommate, Marian
Volger ... for being properly grateful to Muscatine for contributing Marian
... for repeating their officers in the chairs of the Art Club ... for Estella Rue
Bragg and her beautiful voice ... for more splendid musical talent in Ursula
Huls ... for holding three places in the double trio ... for Rita Wall, her
scholarship, her Spring Dance, her personal charm and good looks ... for
Dorothy Struck, and memories of her as a lovely model at the sophomore tea
dance . . . for another memorable junior twosome—Judy Lauritzen and Betty
Hage ... for providing the first Marycrest bride ... for industrious commuter
Mary Hally ... for exceptional executive talent ... for poise and charm at
social events ... for whole hearted support of all activities . . . for Barbara
Heiny's industry and good humor ... for Dorothy's review of "Peer Gynt"
... for providing the Mardi Gras queen ... for interest ... for little services
to the student body, individual and collective, which will always be warmly
remembered.
JUNIORS
Date
1940
Rights
St. Ambrose University, 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803
Identifier
http://cdm16810.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16810coll2/id/4908